South Africa Tourism

South Africa Tourism Hotels and Lodges in South Africa South Africa is not only known as the powerhouse of Africa, but is home to some of the most beautiful scenery.

To host the millions of people who visited us annually we at Temba Travel have accommodation available for everybody, irrespective of what your budget might be. For those who prefer luxury accommodation there are five star hotels and resorts. Families often prefer self-catering or self-contained accommodation. Between the budget and five star hotels Temba offers a wide selection of hotels to suit everyone’s needs and budgets. Our hotels and lodges are available in all major tourist centres such as the big cities, coastal resorts and our beautiful game reserves.

03/10/2019

Taking meat into Botswana and Namibia
We receive regular questions about taking meat and other fresh produce into Botswana and Namibia from South Africa. Due to the FMD (Foot and Mouth Disease) outbreak in Limpopo, no meat may cross the border from South Africa to Namibia or Botswana. This regulation includes biltong, animal hides, dairy products and eggs. At some of the border posts you might even find they confiscate fruit and vegetables. This means that canned products and UHT products are the best option until this ban is lifted.

22/07/2015

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TABLE MOUNTAIN CABLEWAY CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCETable Mountain Aerial Cableway will be closed from Monday, July 27, to Sun...
21/07/2015

TABLE MOUNTAIN CABLEWAY CLOSED FOR MAINTENANCE

Table Mountain Aerial Cableway will be closed from Monday, July 27, to Sunday, August 9, for scheduled annual maintenance.

Work includes cleaning the ropes and slack rope tests, renewing switches and bearings where necessary, servicing the main gearbox, generators and back-up generators, as well as general electronic component changes and control checks. The cable car cabins will also undergo a facelift.

Swiss engineers assist with the work in order to meet the highest global cableway standards set by the Swiss Governing Body for Cableways.

Source: Tourism Update (20 Jul)

21/07/2015
SKYWISE OFFERS MANDELA DAY PROMOTIONLow-cost carrier Skywise Airlines has announced a special promotion for Nelson Mande...
17/07/2015

SKYWISE OFFERS MANDELA DAY PROMOTION

Low-cost carrier Skywise Airlines has announced a special promotion for Nelson Mandela Day on July 18. The special will see tickets going for as little as R466.64 (we see what they did there!). In total, 4 600 tickets will be available for the promotion, with a "first-come-first-saved" basis.

In case you didn't notice the pattern, the airline is paying tribute to the prison number of Nelson Mandela during his imprisonment at Robben Island.

The airline, which launched earlier this year, currently only operates a route between Johannesburg and Cape Town - but it plans on expanding the routes soon. There are eight flights daily on this route - so your chances of getting in on the deal are pretty good.

Source: iafrica.com (16 Jul)

Travelers take note: the Lootsberg Pass (between Middelburg and Graaff-Reinet), the Penhoek Pass (between Aliwal North a...
17/07/2015

Travelers take note: the Lootsberg Pass (between Middelburg and Graaff-Reinet), the Penhoek Pass (between Aliwal North and Queenstown) the Barkly Pass (between Barkly East and Elliot) and the Boesmanshoek Pass (between Steynsburg and Elliot) have been affected.

Parts of the N6 and N9, as well as two other mountain passes in the Eastern Cape, have been closed due to snowfall.

SABI HOTEL CLOSES FOR REVAMPThe Sabi River Sun Hotel in Hazyview will be closed for accommodation from June 17 for four ...
16/07/2015

SABI HOTEL CLOSES FOR REVAMP

The Sabi River Sun Hotel in Hazyview will be closed for accommodation from June 17 for four months, during which it will be refurbished and renovated.

The resort and the Sesonke restaurant, outdoor terrace, the golf bar restaurant and public areas of the hotel will remain open for business during the renovations. The reopening is scheduled for October 3, when the hotel will boast 60 newly refurbished rooms, complete with new soft furnishings and air-conditioning.

The bathrooms will be replaced with spacious modern bathrooms with walk-in showers, as well as new doors and aluminium window panes. The exterior façade of the hotel will also receive a facelift, with touch-ups and new balcony railings.

Source: Tourism Update (15 Jul)

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